I decided to add the "configuration" targets so that I would have the
flexibility to do it either way. And these new targets are generic in a
sense so I was able to add them to a separate build script. The only
requirement is that each build script which includes this common script must
defin
Not sure if all knew of this book, Expert .NET Delivery
Using NAnt and CruiseControl.NET (Expert's Voice in .Net).
But, I highly recommend it for new and experienced users
alike. I consider myself a fairly advanced NAnt user and still was able to take
many ideas away from this book and
I requested the feature because the task is the logical place
to do a clean operation since the solution already knows all the
intermediate and output files that are generated during a build.
Otherwise you have hand-code a 'clean' target in nant using
tasks that get all the intermediate and outpu
You can do it either way you want.
Basically, in our build we have the basic targets:
Clean
Version
Label
Get
Compile
UpdateDb
Deploy
The compile task can do either release or debug based on the parameter.
However, there was no reason why you can't have two Compile targets etc
as you listed bel
I personally much prefer to have a property in the build file saying
whether I'm in debug or release mode.
Then I have just three targets in my nant build file, and it's easier to
read.
Then, in cc.net or wherever, I just call it once in debug mode and once
in release mode, I find that a lot mo
According to the rc4 documentation, unless you specify a path, it will
try and find cvs in your path. So it looks like your cvs binary doesn't
support the -P flag, (perhaps it does it by default, which is how I
think it definitely should be)
If you want to use the built in cvs implementation, yo
I know there has already been a discussion on adding another attribute,
operation, so we can specify clean, build, rebuild. From the little bit
I've read so far (just started using nant) it appears that people are
equating targets to clean, build, and rebuild and using a property to
determine
Not sure if I already sent this as I accidently hit tab and return. At any
rate I just added an update target to my build script. The target is shown
below:
When I execute the target I get the following error:
C:\data\build\pom\Eom\src\Eom>nant update
NAnt 0.85 (Build 0.85.2344.0; rc4
Submitting again after joining nant users.
Nick
From: "Nicholas Duane" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], nant-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: RE: solution task: debug,release / build,rebuild,clean
Date: Tue, 05 Sep 2006 21:08:49 -0400
It just dawned on me that this won't work bec
